hot — having a high temperature; very warm
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a high temperature; very warm
Pronunciation (IPA): /hɑːt/
Korean meaning: 뜨거운, 온도가 높은
Korean pronunciation: **핫**
Example Sentences
- My pizza was so hot that it burned my tongue and made me sound like a dolphin!
- It's too hot outside to walk the dog, so we're both just staring at each other sadly.
- The hot sauce was so spicy that I started crying, and my mom thought I was watching a sad movie.
hot
ADJECTIVE//hɑːt//
having a high temperature; very warm
a chef carefully lifts a large pot of boiling water from a blazing stovetop burner. Steam pours upward from the bubbling water as the chef uses thick oven mitts for protection. The intense heat from the stove causes sweat to drip down the chef's face. Red-hot burner coils glow brightly beneath multiple pots and pans. A kitchen assistant nearby fans themselves while wiping their forehead from the overwhelming heat. something having a very high temperature and being extremely warm
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Origin
고대 영어 'hāt'에서 유래되었으며, 게르만어족의 공통 어원을 가지고 있습니다. 독일어 'heiß', 네덜란드어 'heet'와 같은 뿌리를 공유합니다.
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“My pizza was so hot that it burned my tongue and made me sound like a dolphin!”
“It's too hot outside to walk the dog, so we're both just staring at each other sadly.”
“The hot sauce was so spicy that I started crying, and my mom thought I was watching a sad movie.”
“Please be careful, the stove is still hot.”
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